Festival Archive
Films & History
Film Archive
Find A Film
Search and browse over 300 films from 13 years of Keswick Film Festival.
History
The History of KFF
Keswick Film Club Chairman Rod Evans takes you on a journey through the past
2002 Festival
The Tin Drum
Mario Adorf, Angela Winkler, David Bennent. Based on Gunther Grass's novel, The Tin Drum echoes...
12th Keswick Film Festival
Revisit 2011 Festival
12th Keswick Film Festival
In 2011 we were joined by Kay Mellor and Jack Gold, celebrated Film4 and Agnès Varda and had a sing along to Frankenstein.
Audience Award
Cameraman Wins
With an audience score of 92% director Craig McCall was "seriously proud that Cameraman won the Audience Award at Keswick."
Programme
Festival Planner
Plan your weekend at the Festival with the full programme of films, Q&As, talks and competitions.
11th Keswick Film Festival
2010 Festival
11th Keswick Film Festival
In 2010 we were joined by Jan Dunn and Tony Grisoni, the Gardner sisters provided live music and Departures won the Audience Award.
Audience Awards
Departures Wins
Keswick audiences agreed that Departures was a worthy winner of the 2009 Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
CSFA 2010
Short Film Awards
The Cumbrian Short Film Awards recognise and reward the talented film makers from, or working in, the region. Read all about the 2010 entries and winners.
10th Keswick Film Festival
2009 Festival
Revisit KFF10
The 10th Festival is over but you can still read all about it on the website.
Audience Awards
Young@Heart Wins
The feelgood Young@Heart was the winner of the first KFF Audience Award, narrowly beating Four Minutes and Lemon Tree.
Accelerate
Our very own short film
Filmed in and around Keswick and starring local people Accelerate was made by Northern Soul Productions to celebrate our 10th birthday.
Downloads
Showing at KFF
An Englishman In New York
Quentin Crisp moved to America at age seventy-two, "when people my age rocked themselves asleep in nursing home. Not...
Feeling Very Good
No Pain No Gain
The Feeling Very Good strand weaves a thread of levity to the programme this year, with films from France, Turkey, Spain and the US.
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